Life of a IT PRO in India

IT is the integral part of a organisation. In india you can see the engineers are slave to job. I tried to comprise the life of IT professional

From Monday to Friday work like a robot in office.
Waiting for weekends in working days.
Always thinking about appraisals and salary hike.
If you are working as a fresher living in sharing PG's is common in metro cities.
Travelling in public transport, metro and buses and of course cabs is very common in our daily life.
At the end of the month thinking about at the salary of the next month.
Always thinking that your teammates and HR are not cooperative.
If you are a well settled person and along with that you are married then the responsibilities are also increases and it creates a uncertain pressure on you.
Work pressure will make you lazy. You will always feel like when will the weekend come.
Waiting for festival holidays so that you will go to your hometown and do chill with your family and old friends

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